Some time ago, I said on here that I was thinking of putting some of my papers on my website. Today, aeons later, I actually did it.

Gay Marriage and the Toronto Star: Support at an Arm's Length is a discourse analysis I did for Language, Power and Persuasion. It was a lot of fun. Some of the terminology is Linguistics-specific, but I think it should be rather readable nonetheless.

Child Poverty in Canada was written when I was at Tyndale, for Sociology, and while I hated the class, it was worth it just for having written that paper. I learned a lot, particularly about child poverty in Toronto.

Oh, and yes... in my little warped universe, papers are "fun" and make horrible classes "worth it." Now you know my dirty little secret.